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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-25
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS

FEATURES OF NEW-fUHk DEALINoS
Thu grain market closed last week with some sma IL"
In prices promising tone In wheat
thinner, were freer buyers taking nearly 10000 bushels
ami spot lots were shade dearer The speculation was
uiee- than on Friday and presented no new feature the
princp support prices apparently being tho war
fIa confned within the Unite OF a haii
cent with the iayore mouth Closing prices SNOW ns
gains OF for April and May 92s Tor June AZ o<e
1uy OPS and = for the later months AS iollows
gust 81 a september 92 and Decvmber yot cen.
n but the purchases OF Shippers
dd not exceed bushels The options were dn Win
.rrow and closed dy under tho best prices
unchanged Tor May 40 but 10 cent higher ior June =.
"a Inv al 40 and 5Oa cents oats were stag
rant ~. opons closed II for April at "a y and e
ce" ettar Tor NAV at IS Juno at 3 cents Lard Was
and irregular inquiry from exporters Inc
near by az points better but the a'er aov
small losses Final prices were as
May "a al 81 As July 81 81. August 81 0i september
81 81 and october 81 73 , =. A. yah
Danore Philadelphia and DO ston were reported as
Wheat IS 27S bushels corn 22452 bu hes oats "a $50
bushels gram 1872 bushels hour zotz
ArChIcago wlukee aud ST. Louis the arrivals were
Wheat IL uusheIs corn $685. bushes oats ll798o
bushss toai gram SIC bushels Hour 10 Cog barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-25
ECHOES OF THE PRIMARIES.
.rsu1r IN THE THIRTEENTH DISTRICT.

VACANCIES IN THE DELEGATION TO THE COUNTY
coMMITTEE-THe FIGHT AGAINST cREGAN.
The result OF the Republican primaries has not ceased
to be talked Of 1t is pretty certain tbat there VIII pc
contestng delegations from the Ist XlIlth and A'hh
Dstrcs In the LIST District there were two separate
r,mares held one at No. Hubertst and the other at
No III Hudson-st The latter was authorized by the
Republican County Committee, although the change was
not made until after issue of the newspapers author
lied to advertise the call for primaries had named NO.
base their contest -
Tn the xIIth District the owiespencer faction hold
that the secretary district association was not
furnished with O complete roll, and that some OF tne
later names added to the roll were those OF DenocraS
The faction say that these allegations are
untrue and that they will have no difficulty In demon
strating this when committee is appointed 10 near the
testimony.
The result of the primary here has been to leave vacant
four of the places the delegation to the County Com
mittee When the Meade-Gibbs ticket was made up all
the OF of The S
for the County Committee were what is known Us Oowle
Ticket contained the names of none of its opponents
Whom this fact BECAME known taa
names They did So and this accounted for nearly az
the ballots The aG and
the dkst l2s st, straight ySses ana ticket
ia tot tosa 81 'n gsUes coWe G.
Archibald, Joseph Corbitt and Howard 3 Bush. VINO
the Meade ticket, were candidates for Other me
nositOns ON the CowieSpencer ticket That ucket at
Inc votes cast for them for those Offices were thrown
away They received the l29 straight votes cast fSe
twenty-five other candidates for the County Comniitee
ON the Cowespencer ticket who received "a VOTES
Committee will have to MI these vacancies All OF the
candidates for the district committee on the Meade.
(;ibbs ticket elected Isaac Dayton VIII DC again
the executive member in tho County Committee rom
flis district, and ex-senator Gibbs VIII be reelected
chairman Of the district committee. ,., MI,
The opposition to Michael Cregan In the AvItn DIS
tict ably led BY John H. Kileen Henry krcRi amd
CITY Marshal Richard NJ Lush, which obtained virtual
victory over the Captain In the recent primary VIII a
proceed with the work OF preparing tae tS
new County Committed The new committee does no.
meet for organization until May IT, and Will not nnay
orranixe until the contests settled The young meL
Who made the rafting fight against Cregsn are we,
advised. and propose TO make the grounds OF thei
contest strong 70 back them with such gooo
clear convincing testimony that the County Commttc'
cannot hesitate to award them the seats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-25
ACASE OF DIDN'T KNOW ANY BETTER
WHAT "oLD SALT" THINKS OF THE MAN WHO


PAYS THE FREIGHT.
svp.cusr April "a (speciaD LieutenantG Governor
Thomas G. Alvord is taking lively interest III inc
wranele between the Republican Senators and Lieu
teuant-( Governor Jones. When asked by TRIBUNE
reporter as to the merits of the case, he SAID:
"You can search all history and you won't ma
rrecedent for the course pursued In this matter ny
the man who pays the freight. The roll call Is just
like the previous question: once you begin Win 10
YOU can't stop until you get through. Leutcnah'
Governor Jones hal no right TO read the Governor
message The clerk is the proper person 10 reu su'h
documents. But no one had q right to read THIS
particular message at the time 1t reacheu 'ne ooha'o
because that body was then under the OF Grafton OF
roll call Whether it goes upon the record or not Is
n matter which depends entirely upon the courtesy
Of the Senate and tho clerk" -. A.. all
3Are there no circumstances under which the roh
call can be interrupted2" s,,, x,,xr,th
fust AS under the operation of tho previous quesu
you can do nothing until you dispose VI ehe ou9'''
which tho previous question calls up" oo.. g.,
"Does the conduct OF the Leutenant,uo n, - A'
1No hardly that. 1t was simply a case OF au NJ. Z
know ny-better on the part OF tho & y,
crnor He acted In other words, from iacA VI
knowicdge of parliamentary law" ,.., ,nos
sYou haven't very high opinion OF General Jones
~ mo: he's nothing of paramentarian nc has
had no experiences. He has only paid his freight" 60
aDo. you think that an attempt Will DC niaa0 "
%No. do not. After reflection the 1eveiheadea acc
man nj the senate will como to the CONCLUSION .has
the facts scarcely Justify proceeding OF hao hinu
and that an effort at impeachment would probably
iaoks To me- be allowed to remain just about where
A Ia now"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-25
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

Generally in buyers favor Mdding Upands. sal5d; DO.
e,rIeans SD saies-6,000 Dsles including oOO oaes
for export Receipts l5ooo oAsA including
Futures quiet Uplands Low Mdding clause AgrI dev
& "A SD do May and June delivery. 366id; do June
and july delivery SS64d DO July and August deuvesy'
4O6id, do August and september delivery 4Zo4d DO
and OCTOBER delivery 3664d do October ana
November delivery 2S64d do. september delivery ~
64d. 49,. a., ......, x ,oo h,ia.
FIXTURES closed dun. Uplands Low MiddMns
eiauta Apri delivery 366td sellers 10. April AMI MAY
delivery 31ad. sellers; do May and June delivery 50
SAD sellers Juno and July delivery 3S,64d sellers
do July and August delivery. 4O-64d. sellers 90 Au
gust september delivery t264d sellers DO sep'emi
Der and October delivery 3664d sellers: do Octoocr anu
delivery. 52S6ld value; do september delivery
8 43.64d sellers. 49,
GALVESTON April 2a.ootton dull Middln sa a0s
Low Middlinx 1915 Good Ordinary. 9s< net ana gross
receipts oales exports g ths Continent A'oAo oAe''
sales 81 bales stock. loo5o oaeA ,.,,,, an, -,
NoRFoLK. April 2s-cotton steady Middllnx i9S , ass
gross receipts II bales exports CoSss"sa AVo~'es
sales. SO bales; stock l0.s37 bales ,,.u, mi, ro~
Mdng 90 GOOD ordinary 9s net and gross secepss s
exports coaswlse l43 bales SHE'S ~ oaes seooA
$500 bales - -. ,,,,., M,
low Midng 1916: Good Ordinary 5l6; net and gross
receipts 632 exports 10 the Continent zo3o Daies
sales. 200 bales. stock. loO.9oo oaieA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-25
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

LIVERPOOL April Provisions-Bacon. Cumberland Cut
3ss ID; Long Clear Mdles 39s o.; short Clear Atddes
d. RUs 500 Cd shoulders 2os oil per cwt bees
S5s Cd for India Moss Prime Mess DIS ID fork-
Prime Meas. 67a 3D. per Dbl; Prime Mesa Esstesa
67s0d; Western. GA 81 LardAmerican 3ss Prime west
ern. 36a Oh, Lard OF. 32A Cd Hams-Long Cut asS
Bat.ss.s9s Cd per tor naSs nlssS
Western Spring Ia Cd 07s Id. Red Winter "a ID
spring IA OBJ New Mixed Western. - d California NO
l. Ia 3D. ola Cd, do No 81 ID od I'd per centsd rre
duce-prts Turpentine S0a obi do AZ London Iss 90
per Refined Petroleum ell per gsn9n Ci9ves seeo
American Red. 49s cwt Tallow-2os ID per CIV,
Fine American. 2Ss 0d; Primo City. ga 81 per cwe
sis Oh por ProvlsonsAm osfrtserated Beet
aonSe~YcrS stass u iss Cd ss "a o. Cotsouseea
receipts wheat for the past three days worc S1zoU
contals Including 263, 900 centals OF American
The receipt American for the past three days were
$4,000 oentas $1,000 -, "a a, .oo.
Cd per cwt Calcutta Inseed SIA Cd per quarters LIN
seed Cake R6 3s Cd per ton Refined Petroleum Siva
a Id per gallon Spirits Of Turpentne. u.s. Sd poe
cwt, Pale 8s 0d alla o. PROFESSIONALISM 32S % pee
osS s lbs o. Fer ST sqr
fair refining Australian Tallow-Beei us ezsS
I'd; Mutton 22s 3D. 224S Cd Cocoanut Otl-Ceyon. xzo
Ga Cochin 237 Refrigerated Beet IS ~ tor
hind quarters "a Al tor fore quarters per Old oy tho
BREMgN April 23.-Petroleum- marks 90 pfenunga
Wcoxs Lard cossdat So marks 70 pfenninxs per liz
ANTWERP April 23-Pstrolouun-P Pale American -
francs L. paid aud 10 francs 20 confines seeeA
Lard closed at 30 francs 10 confines psr lou ko
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THE MUGWUMPS MOSES IND A4RON
FSoxu The CHICAGO Trlbuns.


In their desert wanaerngs the MnSwTmRss E Have
George william Curtis ana Inc new toln h han,
as tnei Moses and Aaron so,h nave Seeh Of n1 Ss
torca reflections, but OF foresight Each mas aippeo
INTO the future as far Us 1888 Mr Curus ioieioo'
then ut tho polls. AS for being PRESIDENT second
term, that is out Of tho question: No Democrat, ~
aet has any show 0 S0Sla with 70 i beng Lord High
Executioner to tho Mkado himself. but proceeos 70
work of with neatness and dispatch john sherman val
and S sSrs aaEs psrsonsity The ta warts
would knife him with cheerful unanimity and not
a.. a bid for the Independent vote his nomination
would he egregi0us blunder lis recent NasaVnio
with .Sr sm 70 h 1s
sympathy passing kick wa nr gwen ESmns 70 the aie
nartisan Imposition to the Presidents appointments
forfeited his claim to their worship ne n1se 10"
Mr. Sherman
without any apparent evidence Of concerted ac-
t,on 9The New-York POST comes out In an eshtor-
al frank not sos eaed Is out sss BY
question by aThe Rutland CytJ Herald Without
hemmng or having ss~ THE noua snSpsrt se
sor sbnrman. senator Allison Senator HawIey, sen
ator Hoar. any, other strong party man like
Wnmps gone into far country without return
tickets and would il be Just as WELL 50 TAR as con
tns " Np'e s .9 party strength to be
much as thought Of for the nomination 7, Fac E,s
POST says in effect that nome OF the statesmen ,S Zen
PAVING decreed that there should be bolt the Mug
ss Sssn PVT What into aoe ssw this
that the Muewumps win support Cleveland os as
against or Democro cva oah
4 the almost universal purpose among tho Mug
wumps Of the East, where alone are the spes,isS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-25
AFFLIOTIOyS OF THE WATKINS FAMILY

William Watkins. a promising young actor, age nine
teen, was buried yesterday in Evergreens Cemetery
Brooklyn. 1t is but fortnight since his
Cb,,las Howard Who was also in tho theatrical pro-
fession died in his thirty-third year. As may well be
supposed there is deep trouble in their home al NO
ass West Twenty-tnird-st Harry" w atkins tne
father OF Williep is q retired actor his wife. Rose
Watkins is successful teacher OF clocution An the
daughter known on the stage Amy Lee; i, playing
at Harrigan's. Both OF the young men hao been az
and Willie was to be, work again earl, in May
Gu ,rles had been ains with consumption tor about
two ,ears but his younger brother followed unex-
neotedy His death was caused by the lOdgment OF
grape seed in the intestines He was first taken Ill
on Monday last on Thursday he was go much worse
ON Friday he died from the effects OF IN operation
Much sympathy is felt for the Borrowing relatives
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-25
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

eupgALo April 23Catae-Receipts last ~ hours 2.l39
head total for week thus far. S038 heA Tor same tune
ast week 842 head consigned through l3t cars wncn
81 TO NewY0rk, saio; In good demand ~ ri
pces Common to Fair 81 81 49, Good 70 Choice snip
Sasep-keceipts ~ hours 5000 mead tote TOR weeo
thus 2o.sU0 bead tor same tune last week Zo.ovv
head consigned through Of which 70 New.fork
is cars market quiet Inferior 70 far ~ zoe
SIS u.s. Extra SIS 70 40 3d. Clipped 4G 90 Coca
to Choice Lambs So 1906 10; Clipped ~ o0c*o cars
last "a hours 1870 the
week 345 head for same time last week 90 oeV
head through SO OF which 20 70 New OK
cars prices advanced 60lOG Light pigs 20 I"
as Mixed Pigs and Light Workers 20 on ~ a. "a a.
"a 81 IS; other grades unchanged all offerings taken
CHICAGO. z3.-Tn Drorerr Journd< reportG-Cot.s.
Recepts-2.uOO head Shipments heaa; mafkes
strong higher Shipping steers $50 10 1000 ~ ~
So IS. Stockers Feeders 81 9O0Sa iU CowA BUZZ
and Mixed 81 1904 90; Texas corn fed cattle % oo@
- %. So. -. .,....,. a ooo marian
strong and oc higher. k0uRh and Mixed 70 " go sV
PACKING AMI snipying 50 40e$5 Cos skips - o1
lsaesp-Receius 700 mead; snpmenu nes. ma1kes
was strong Western - 400$3 %; NATIVES 70 700
80 Lambs 81 rs as 81 ~, -. ss.
ments 400 head; market stronger. Choice heayy
NaIIys Steors 81 80 oS5 30, FAIR 10 Gooc shipping
Steers 81 90 75 steers Fair TO Cnoce ~ ~
k4 40 good S32OeS - Ou iee W
good So 20 To- Texans common TO choice ~ ~
Rocs-Receipts 500 mead snpments LOU mead MAI kcs
was stronger. Choice Heavy and Butchefs Se'ecsons
SIS 90 Ss5 10 iar 70 good 80 80 $50 on norn.
Good "a tUdA 3D. - o., s.., u,srk.s
Sh,sp-Receipts shipments 800 heaG markes
was steady Wooed FAIR to Fancy IS Cnppea nv
dun 10 Choice 81 1888 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-25
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

In The SUNDAY TRIBUNE yesterday were re
views of Mommsen's History OF Rome, Cloustons
Popular tales and ficbions, and Nermont's Ameri
On Henldica; Books, Authors and Readers
Poems: Art News and Comments; Talk on Pubic
Questions Chicago and San Francisco Core
spondencc Yachtsmen on the Alert Modern Atm
letic Methods; Baseball Men In 1angle heady
for the Jumpers Paris Letter about The Duke
Of Edinburgh, List and Lord Lyons; The inca
tres French Crown Jewels; Mrs Agnew ana
MISS Dodge; The Little Doctor; What Public
Men Drink: a City Home; Caught from Many
Iips: Washington Social Gossip; Raised Rails q
Nuisance; The " eek in Society Military Doinss
" omen and their Ways Religious Intelligence
Health and Medicine In the House With Calf
and numerous other features OF interest. Lead
ing news topics were these;
FoRgroN-The arrest of Schnaebeles defended
remi-ofiicially by the German newspapers; French
politicians less excited on the subject. - Princo
bismarck pressing tho Ecclesiastical Dill IN me
iower House of the German Reichstag. - New
terms 10 tenants offered bv Lord Lansdowne. -
The Canadian cruiser vig'lant vainiy chasing
tons passed in the Ontario Legislature. - M0~e-
mept for the reelection OF President Diaz III
Mexico
DoMRsTIC.-Ravages Of tornadoesi in Kansas, Mis-
souri. Arkansas, Texas and Mi SsissippI - Mr..
Cleveland not Determined to refuse arenomination
- The petition of tine transcontincntal rail-
roads granted by the Interstate commission. -
The Beyerly Massachusetts bribery investigation
- Indian outbreak feared In Texas. ==Open-
ing the Hooking Valley bonds case in Columbus,
Ohio - The Oregon Railway and Navigation
Company purchased by the Union Pacific -
| Irish. Americans and German-Americans visiting
| Mr. Blaine in Chicago.
| CRY AND SUBURBAN.-Jacob Sharp to be ar
| raigned tomorrow. - General H. 4. WinslOw
| had a Get to with q deputy sheriff. - Russell
| Sage testified In Miss Mattern's suit. - MANY
people injured Dy an explosion IN Paterson; sew.
| eral deaths expected - Testimony against
| Chief Nevins at the Brooklyn investigation. =
| Celebrating the centennial OF ST. AIMS Church III
| BROOKLYN - Last day IN the old College OF Ply
| mcians and Surgeons - Mysterious disappear
| ance of Professor IIilIngford. of Trenton. -
Contractor Guilfoyle Thought TO have been ugged
| - some contests to follow the Republican pIi
| MARES. - Gold value Of the legal-tender silve
dollar (412ia graIns-44d. per ounce-73.43 cents
- Stocks quiet. generally little higher. closIn
firm.
Copies may still be had at the Office or by mall
Sixteen pages. Price cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-25
NEW.yEssEY OFFICIAL vACAuo&
THE GOVERNOR NEARLY THROUGH WITH LEoisLA'
T1oN-MoRRIs AND ESSEX TAXEs-DhAiNiS"
rprsu WATER MEADOWS

THE GOVERNOR NEARLY THROUGH WITH LEoAsLA'
r1oN-MoRRrs AND ESSEX TAxEs-DRAININ0
FRESH WATER MEADOWS
TRENTON N. j., April ga few days more viii nnisn
Governor Green's labor in matters connec'eo WIN
atop and when he and the Controller have agreed upon
the pewspapers which arc publish the laws, MS Dust
ness for the year may be said to be almost at an emu
"a the custom of the Governor to visit trenton Oh A
DAYS of each week. to receive tile usuai "ppio"'S ~
charity and to sign occasional commissioh- iho
ernor of New-Jersey in other words mas r~sno' -
thing and the compensation, $4,000 Is not inaaoquH'~
The Governor having selected ex-Judge f. stevens
of Newark as arbitrator OF the State In the maeor "
hack taxes owing by the Morris and Essex Railroad anu
the company having chosen John f. Diiion' OIL No"
York. the work will now proceed ana an carry
Is anticipated The States claim Is In the he'snoo'
OF 81 $50 900, while tho railroad company mas lhSisou
that nothing is due There probability tnat a'
least $500 900 will be awarded tho State out Iur'ner
than that nothing can be predicted.
Governor Green Is armng himself Tor the strusso
AGAINST the whole United States outside OF NewJersey
which energetic lobbyists msae rongh the Legislature
recurring the States consent to the erecton OIL
hm and the Governor will probably require the
Attorney General TO apply for an n)uncu9n nch a
Probably Gpvsrnor but he cannot wen avoid
NewJersey will put to some expense ana wiz iii he
feated in the end aud ninetenths OF the ci'~e"' ~ w
thoroughly satisfied with the result ,..,on y, IN.
Notable work ha, done under the drecuoh o. nc
State geological survey In the draining OF the ,.o
meadows in the northern part OF the state IN tSa
Comfy great tract has been made to blossom as he
rose and equally important work Is In prosaesSs m
om1e The survey OF the state under the direction OF
Professor Cook approaches completion Is VIII t;,ia ~
such nicely and thOroughness that IL deserves ine "p
beautiful and the maps perfect Of their kind Lney
IRE on scaie ~ ationa etc There Is nothing like
the In any other State the Union in scope and value
Tho anpointment Of SamuelF. Bigelow, OF Nowark 10
Initial states District Attorney Is disncveiy eenaoi
McPhersens work. and Senatorelect Bodgett wh9 la
yorad udlow McCarter, has been snuDDcu MI DIG
lows father was a prominent Democrat 1ne son ma
been residentof California for several years. pu late
returned to Newark The appel tment strengtnens no
body and does harm. The appointment not Oh eroa
inheritance In New-Jcrsey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-25
AUCTION SALES OF WOOL IN LONDON.

LONDON April 23-Ths series OF wool sales closed with
good There active bidding for all classes onere
buyers maintain tnat cross
maintain the recent Improvement TINS weeks
arrivals far they amount 70 about 49,
900 bales ~ 000 bales carried over makes about
bales the whitsnntde SALE Following Are inc
sales In detail: - =, ,,,a,. orr,
locks and pieces 10 vi 0iS Sd greasy III ~AS Su W.
locks and pieces 3D. 69t , ,,.,a,.
New south Wses-sales 2i00 balcs secured lid 8n.
Id: locks and pieces 10 Is I'D greasy oai 80.
do. locks aud pieces. o %d 09Ht -. o..
do locks and pieces al Is ID; greasy 6 as xd no.
south Sales 100 bales secured. Ia "a pa
Cd do locks pieces IL I'D Is Dbl greasy I'D dS S
do. aud pieces I'D as I'D. a..
New. Zeaand-saies 500 bales secured. Is 6Sd ola Cd
cane OF GOOD Hope ana Natssales 800 bales secured
Ia. Lai. a Is. BIT; greasy, Glad % Ia Id
n,sh-Sales, 2u0 bales greasy, 1881
Argentine-Sales 81 bales greasy at Rd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-25
THE TkADEIN CHICAGO.

cuc,co April ~ (spectap still pegged at
81 cents by tho clique yesterday morning. IL had not been
IL would have got figure for June options foil TO
s3 cents at clique said to BIO arranging Tor IN
cash wheat an peculiar way They to tho old and ORIG
na carriers Do you want keep your wheat II you cal
make fair interest your money!" There only ono an
swer to question OF course carriers do not want 70 90
out of clique then TO them to put up
margins give them commission anh 10 givo them May op
This the attitude OF brokers or
commisson to the bull coiere IL partly isarms me
crowd II relieves the clique OF the oum
that heape upon the cash wheat was gathered
together great block and loaded up Besides puts ne
Chicago banks better temper and makes them more n
cned 10 literally whet The aeet started out OF
Chcaso 20 night with bushels of corn About
100 bushels OF this has been taken from the eev
wi thin the past week. Corn and provisions were du.
the shipping out is likely " move In the
next week will bull IL little perhaps.
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.rrrrrns1pr sRRrIcES IY MOrr.ST.

The old ST. Parcks Cathedral In Mottst wasoro"ueu yes
,eav forenoon by an congregation assemoed 10
take part in the the second anniversary OF
seeraon OF tho church high mass was celebrated NJ
II O'Clock with tho following olegymen ohc'alhsi rA'"
uannisan coebrant Father T. shine deacon anu fater
Ialzinta subGeacon. Father heafheS 'ne pnso,
preached eloquent sermon on me uospo OF no
80 "a snrge 'Oorman and his volunteer choir presenter
speci.l musical programme In the basement o. we @
III her three masses Tor the It.
aton of the preached three different sermos A
of which attended by large congregations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-25
II
.aln

JUMPING INTO THE RIVER AT WARDS ISLAND.
uo,n,n,. pranae. a uorman women age tweny.six who
was permitted yesterday to visit sick female frienu en-
poyed Ms servant the hospital at Wards Island AFTER
leaving tho building TO the southern end OF tho io
"a na,yoa into The a.r which feet deep at that
anu Wstchman Malloy saw aud hailed crew OF the
eiropoltan Rowing Gu which was out Tor prsotioe
lam az y. H. FOy. TWO OF THO crew Iunpou
into the CALAMITY rescued her. pr n niars.
phy In charge she VIII recover put sio 60
mat she will Kill herself and ha ago sho WAS oo
n.,odi fna Ixln UOapltal.
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL mARKErs

LONDON April % 1880 .. m.-Unted States Four Per
Cent Bonds. 1924 Canadian Pacific. Ca, Erie S5S DO
second los Illinois Central 1884,, Mexican Or
binary. 81: New.York Central ll6s Pennsylvania u;
1880 D. m-Pars advices quote Thrco Per Cent Reutcs
at 10 francs 80 confines for the account
m-Consos 1924 for money and l02 Tie for tho sc.
Atlantic aud Great Western First Mortgage Trustees
Certificates 4S Canadian Pacific 10 Mexican ordinarys
B24 Reading. 23is
Hudson Bay Company. 22e
Bar silver Is quoted ct 43 ID lGd. DER ounce.
m.Paris advices quote Three Per Cent henses -
so tranos % centimcs for tho account -
The Of bullion into the Bank OF EnSau0 On
Paris sdvces quote Three per Cent Rentes at 80 francs
S ceutimes for the account.